User Guide

Data Logger Quick User's Guide

4) Trigger Address

The data in Trigger Address represents the trigger position of the memory will

be two words. The Low Word will be put behind the high one, and the Low

Byte will be put behind the high one as well.

For example: When Trigger Address = 0x12345678

High Word: 0x1234, Low Word: 0x567

High Byte of High Word: 0x12, Low Byte of High Word: 0x34

High Byte of Low Word: 0x56, Low Byte of Low Word: 0x78

The real address of the Trigger Address sending back to bin is:

Trigger Address =

Trigger Address0 * 0x1000000 (high byte of high word)+ Trigger Address1

* 0x10000 (low byte of high word)+ Trigger Address 2 * 0x100 (high byte

of low word)+ Trigger Address3 (low byte of low word)+ 5 (The offset of

the beginning address within bin)

3) DateTime

There are 23 bytes for the datetime with partition symbol and will store the

data in ASCII format. The components include year(four code), month(two

code), date(two code), hour(two code in 24 hours tense), minute(two

code), second(two code) and millisecond(three code). User should use “/”

between the year, month and date, “:” between the hour, minute and

second, “.” between second and millisecond to partition.

For example : “13:30:59 pm, Jan. 1st, 2009” will be shown as

“2009/01/01/13:30:59.000”.